Video: Suspect caught on surveillance camera entering North Texas home through doggy door

Two dogs bark as they watch a burglar enter their home through their doggy door and rifle through the homeowner's belongings.

Media: Courtesy Jeff Summers

North Texas police issued a warrant Tuesday for the arrest of a man they say entered a home through a doggy door and took medication then left through the front door, according to a news release.

In the surveillance footage, a man dressed in slacks and a button-down shirt slides into a home in Rockwall, a suburb of Dallas, through a doggy door. He proceeded to rifle through kitchen and medicine cabinets in search of prescription pain medications, the Heath Police Department said in a release.

"It's very uncommon to see someone enter a house through a doggy door," Sgt. Brandon Seery told CBS DFW, adding that the suspect also took prescription medication from the home before leaving.